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Time & Tide Annagry will be under new ownership from next month
The popular Time & Tide Annagry is set for a change of ownership.
Deirdre Sharkey will be taking over from Sarah Logue McDevitt from next month and thanked everyone in the locality for their support.
"A new chapter and in the scheme of things I’d definitely classify this as positive news," Sarah posted on Time & Tide Annagry's Facebook.
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"From the 1st April I will be passing ownership of Time & Tide to The Queen of Toasties, Deirdre Sharkey, who will no doubt bring a new energy and a mouth-watering menu to the shop. I will be forever grateful for the overwhelming support I received in Annagry. To say Time & Tide was a steep learning curve is an understatement and there was many a bump along the way!
Ultimately, though opening the business was a life-saver at the most difficult time in my life and I am leaving with fond memories, a wealth of great friends and looking forward to new adventures. So Annagry it’s time to get excited about ‘Cubans’ and French Toast and I’ll be first in the queue! Love Sarah x"
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